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Assignments and Loops Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Computer Science and Software Engineering Outline Basic number types: int and float Variables and assignments Definite loops Math library Accumulator problem Check


  1. Assignments and Loops Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Computer Science and Software Engineering

  2. Outline • Basic number types: int and float • Variables and assignments • Definite loops • Math library • Accumulator problem

  3. Check out 03-AssignmentsAndLoops • Go to SVN Repository view at bottom of the workbench – Missing? Add it back: Window � � � Show View � � � � � Other � � SVN � � � � � � SVN Repositories • Browse SVN Repository view for 03-AssignmentsAndLoops • Right-click it and choose Checkout • Accept defaults in the dialog • Expand the 03-AssignmentsAndLoops project that appears in Package Explorer (on the left-hand-side)

  4. PyDev Interpreter Console 2 3 1 4 5 Woot! Interpreter Shell

  5. Some numeric operations Operator Operation + Addition - Subtraction * Multiplication / Division ** Exponentiation % Remainder // Integer division Function Operation abs(x) Absolute value of x round(x, y) Round x to y decimal places int(x) Convert x to the int data type float(x) Convert x to the float data type

  6. Variables • Identifiers width = 4 temperature = 98.6 (i.e.names) that refer to values dogName = "fido" lost = [4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42] stored in memory • Values can be of triangleArea = width * height / 2 xyPoint = (r * cos(theta), r * sin(theta)) any type

  7. Variables and Assignment • Assignment gives a variable a value x = 6 * 7 – Python evaluates right-hand side ( 42 ) – Then variable on left “gets” the value • “Gets” not “Equals” – x = 3.9 * x * (1 – x)

  8. How to Think About Variables • Variables as sticky notes • Example on board… x = 10 x = x + 1

  9. Three Kinds of Assignment • Simple • Compound • Multiple (or simultaneous)

  10. Simple Assignment • <variable> = <expr> • Note: – input(<string>) is an expression – input statements are a kind of assignment statement Q1,2

  11. Compound Assignment • <var> <op=> <expr> means <var> = <var> <op> <expr> – where <op=> is += , -= , *= , /= , //= , or %= • Example: – total += 5 is the same as total = total + 5

  12. Simultaneous Assignment • <var>, <var>, … = <expr>, <expr>, … • Example: – sum, diff = x + y, x - y Q3

  13. Assignment Assignment • See assignmentsAndLoops.py module • Do the TODOs inside the assignmentStatements() function

  14. Summary: Assignment Statements • Simple assignments: <variable> = <expr> • Compound assignments – <var> <op=> <expr> means <var> = <var> <op> <expr> where <op=> is += , -= , *= , /= , //= , or %= • Simultaneous (multiple) assignments – <var>, <var>, … = <expr>, <expr>, …

  15. Sequence • A list of things • For example: – [2, 3, 5, 7] – [“My”, “dog”, “has”, “fleas”] • Every for loop uses a list

  16. Definite Loops • Loop : a control structure for executing a portion of a program multiple times • Definite loop : Python knows beforehand how many times to repeat the body of the loop • Syntax: for <var> in <sequence> : <body> • Semantics: Executes <body> once for every element of <sequence> , with <var> set to that element.

  17. Some Definite Loops Loop index Loop sequence for i in [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]: print(2**i) Loop body for b in [ "John" , "Paul" , "George" , "Ringo" ]: print(b, "was a Beatle" )

  18. The range Function • Creates a list that is an • Consider: arithmetic sequence list(range(8)) • General formats for range list(range(1, 7)) function: list(range(3, 18, 2)) list(range(4,10,-1)) – range(<expr>) – range(<expr>, <expr>) list(range(17, -5, -3)) – range(<expr>, <expr>, <expr>) Q4

  19. Accumulator Loop • Accumulator combines parts of a list More items no in <seq>? • Common technique! yes • Consider: <var> = next item a = 0 for j in [1, 2, 3, 4]: Continue <body> after loop a = a + j print(a) Q5

  20. Another loop with an accumulator • Find the sum of all of the positive odd numbers that are ≤ 13 • Do it together as a class, in function sumOddPositiveLessThan()

  21. More math library components Python Mathematic English s π pi Approximation of pi e e Approximation of e sin(x) sin x The sine of x cos(x) cos x The cosine of x tan(x) tan x The tangent of x tan -1 y/x atan2(y, x) Arc tangent of angle of line from (0,0) to (x, y) log(x) ln x The natural (base e) log of x log10(x) log 10 x The base 10 log of x e x exp(x) The exponential of x

  22. Math library functions • Quadratic formula to find real roots for quadratic equations of the form ax 2 + bx + c = 0 • Solution: 2 − 2 − b b 4 ac b b 4 ac − + − − x x = = 2 a 2 a • Write out the Python expression for the first formula. • If time permits, test it in Eclipse Q6

  23. Work Time HW2 due Wednesday at 8:00 AM, HW3 due Thursday at 8:00 AM

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